All-Star rosters announced for eighth annual game
By Judson Bailey New York UM The American and National Leagues named their managers and a strong cast for the July 9 All-Star game in St Louis. Fans may be disappointed by Doerr's absence but Bill McKechnie and Joe Cronin will field capable lineups with reserves ready.
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Judson Bailey
New York
St. Louis
Bill McKechnie
Joe Cronin
Bobby Doerr
Boston Red Sox
Certatte Wrpproval
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Gabby Hartnett
Jimmy Foxx
Bul Herman
Cubs
Arky Vaughan
Pirates
Joe Medwick
Dodgers
Mel Ott
Giants
Bill Dickey
All Star Selections Patchwork Lineup Across Leagues
The piece outlines rosters and selections for the American and National League All Star teams. It notes pitchers, catchers, infielders and outfielders chosen, managers and coaches, and mentions veterans and rookies involved, with focus on players like Foxx, Williams, DiMaggio, and Hubbell, along with historical All Star participation patterns.
National League Pours In Pitchers and Power for 1941
A roster of National League pitchers and position players is listed alongside American League counterparts, highlighting new names such as Mulcahy Highe and Highe plus veterans like Hubbell and Wyatt. The piece notes NL pitching at 80 89 and AL at 88 27 and AK batting edge with more gardeners above average.
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Lou Boudreau
Ray Mack
al Millnar
Ken Keltner
Dutch Leonard
Washington
Monte Pearson
Yanks
Charley Keller
Lew Fineley
Ted Willams
Red Sox
Reds Extend Lead With Twin Wins Over Cubs
Cincinnati Reds swept a doubleheader from the Chicago Cubs 7-4 and 7-6 to run their streak to six twin bills this season. Lonnie Frey opened the opener with a first inning homer as Ival Goodman and Ernie Lombardi drove in three in the third, and Frank McCormick homered in the seventh. In the nightcap Morrie Arnovich and Eddy Joost supplied the late runs, with Elmer Riddle credited the win.
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ST. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Cardinals
Gas Housars
Reds
Rhinelanders
Whitey Moore
Lon Warneke
Cubs
Cincinnati
Chicago
Lonnie Frey
Ival Goodman
Ernie Lombard
Jamies Gleeson
Cincinnati Scord
Bucky
Citago
Bil Nicholson
Frank McCormick
Morrie Arnovich
Ammovich
Eddy Joost
McCormick
Elmer” Riddle
Larry’ Treace
Frey
Goodman
F.mccormick
Olsen
Lombardi
Pe Bard
Hermberger
Hack
Galan
Ojledean
J. F. Lewis Jr
Lomi
Ohio
King
John Schneider
Watters
Lombard
Enehy
Bogga
HutsOrt Frach
Shofiner
Page Im
Olseg
Sternone
Greeson
Collins
McCor
Rompers
Peng Page
Mick Rung
Flack
Herman
McCae
Bobby Fe
Ine
Eran
Sgt Nu
Alerrogn
Serdar Sit
Navy
diCarte
Pigneh
Thompson
Root
Kenyon College
Lima
Thompso
Oley Beggs
Riddle
Bill Talbert
Olea Ein du
Hunt
Ae Deering
Opion
Frank Guernsey
Bogen
Miter Premh
A, Miter and
Sears
Prine Mason Lodge
Standings Mix of Teams Across Cities
Fragmented standings list shows multiple teams like Brooklyn Boston New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh with unclear scores and placements. The garbled text hints at early league table order across cities including Cincinnati and St Louis.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Louis
Fai
Cleveland
Chicago
Rooklyn
Sewark
New Fork
Boston Wington
Pliesbur
Ington
Detroit
Philadel
Fleveland
Indianapolis
Columbus
St Louis
Louisville
Toledo
Weshi
St’ Paul
Milwaukee
Philadelphia Tion
Kansas City
Minneapol
St. Paul
Cincinnati
Bouisville
Washington
Minneapel
Paul
Golf Tourney Ends In Tie At Athens Country Club
Best ball foursome at Athens Country Club finishes in a no contest tie for first with teams led by Bob Litter B T Grover Rich Rutkos ie and George Rutkoskie and Carl Heck Harvey Househol der Neil Mathews Jimmy Mouseholder. Dole and other players claim several prizes in a rain affected day with standings and match play results across the event.
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Athens Country Club
Bob Litter
B. T. Grover
Rich Rutkosie
George Rutkoskie
Carl Heck
Harvey Householder
Neil Mathews
Jimmy Mouseholder
Pat
Henry Miller
Ed Cottingham
Sherman Ailmore
Frank Dilley
B. Grover
Rich Rutkoskie
George Lantz
Darrell Selby
Bob Littler
Littler
Lantz
Roy
Southeastern
Cleveland
Bobby Serby
Daytonian
Tribe Returns Home After 2-Game Edge
The Cleveland Indians open a three game series with the St. Louis Browns at Cleveland Stadium as they host for home games after a split in Chicago. Al Smith pitched a 7 to 5 victory in game one while Edgar Smith drove in key runs in the nightcap to win 5 to 1.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Stadium
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Land
Boston
Chicago
Smith
al 'Smith
Edgar Smith
Tribe
Afgentara
Hi Hemsley
Pirates
West
Sky
Bell
Lane
Chyma
Ott
Mack
Jarrét
iKeltner
Allen
Winford
Columbus
Indianapolis
Lang
Zientara
Oto
Colum Fase
McNair
Indianapo
Tresh
Ore Barret
Sheri
Kennedy
Saft Winford
Barret
Wine Wright
Ford
Linh
Sherifi
Conlan
Poa Nair
Kelther
Seacie
Uns
Hemsley
Triplett Boudreau
Chapman
Fick
Bucher
Tres
Kuhel
Walker
Ef Jones
Chap & I
Hemsi Turdy
Er Breevich
Boudren
Tun Boudre
McNayert Hitchcoek
Palle
On Smit
Fick Melton
Alate
Webb
Repass
Galatzer
Harring
Kreevich
Triplett
Van
Galat Walker
Rosenthal
Hitch McNair
Gavitzer
Indianapol
CO Kennedy
Ab Vet
Timbus
Ort Vane
der Meer
Melton
Vander Mee
Milnar
Toaky
Reevich
Stewart
CorMan
Trosky
Solters
Breezing Along with Brietz on Sports and Scandals
A column sketches postwar boxing politics with Schmeling’s Spain return detention, Galento Baer gate share fight intrigue, and Dempsey Luttrell hype. It notes Sox absence impact, Don Budge as amateur standout, Dave Smulkier’s enlistment, and New Yorkers betting heavily. Chauncey Pyle hosts guests from Mansfield.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Germany
Max Schmeling
Spain
America
Joe Jacobs
Tony Galento
Baer
Kirby Highe
Philly
Former Chauncey Resident to Return From London
The Nye family reports Dr. Robert Nye, long based in London, will sail for the United States on July 8. He has a Ohio University attendee son, and wife with another son are in the area. Mrs Nye has stayed with her relatives near Cincinnati while Mr Nye’s Chauncey kin visit.
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Chauncey
George Harvey Nye
London
England
Robert Nye
Washington
United States
Nye
Ohio University
A. Long
High St
Charlie Bardin
Athens
John| Shafer
Shafer
Elmer Bingman
Maxine Efaw
Obhelia Porter
S Ddra Lee
Janet Brown
Allie Bingman
Brown
Anna Lee Channell
Gilbert Courtney
Nelsonville
First Church of Christ
Bert Reeves
Marshal Lawrence Reeves
Converse St
Flying Beer Glass Leaves Dent in Tony Galento's Chin
Tony Galento sustains a chin cut from a beer glass tossed during a barroom dispute reportedly involving his promoter and brother Reissell. Galento telegrams AP that he will fight Max Baer as scheduled tomorrow night in Jersey City.
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Tony Galento
Gayle Talbay
Jersey City
N. J
Maxie Baer
Tony
Madcap
Maxie
Orange
Newark Star Ledger
Reissell
Takahs
Associated Press
Max Baer
Russell
Galento
Joe Louis
Birsek Fires Ace at Athens Country Club
Eddie Birsek of Nelsonville scored an ace on the No. 5 hole at Athens Country Club this year, with his tee shot holing out at the same hole where Art Smith previously made an ace this spring.
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Athens Country Club
Eddie Birsek
Nelsonville
Birsek
Sun- Gay
Art ‘Smith
Jack Dempsey Returns to Ring in Atlanta Showdown
Jack Dempsey, 45, resumes boxing with a 10 round match against Texas wrestler Clarence Luttrell at a local park in Atlanta. Dempsey weighs 205, Luttrell 220, in a planned comeback seen as a test for a possible later fight with heavyweight champ Joe Louis. Waxman states this return will be cautious and measured to gauge readiness and avoid rushing to top competition. CHAUNCEY Update notes four mining district openings and a social gathering for Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sanborn amid celebrations.
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Atlanta
William Harrison Dempsey
Texas
Manassa Mauler
Clarence
Cowboy
Dempsey
Waxman
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